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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24
9as otamantene Srieiterjubi;
IGuut oeS 1o@tu'iten @eibbis
i6ois bon &0ln, 9errn
Gr. 9auDri

puroe in &6ln un6 Der gan}en Gr,6i6seIe
an 0teuitls, ben 26. 2tpril, bo8feitIi3 be-
gan9en. Qm 8orubeno mar Elm 9roBartt:
ger 6adeISU9 oer 8Irger R6lns, Der 5000
SadeItrdger 3dBlte. an bemieIbeu nab
men bic &6Lner Yiarreien, 8ereine iopie
sabtrei6e au8pdrti8e Nboronuu9en E5etl.
Mm 0Ienltag mar i'm Dome feierIi9es
SO6amt, boS 6 Wtuitt90re uer6errIt6ten.
Sin bemielbeu nabuten Der Ser @r3btl9of
lluO eiu jaB!ret3er &lerns ltGtt.
Ra5 9eenOi9ung 6e8 @ottesSienites,
weI9cm Der Sab!Iar aus @eiunObeitSriit
fi6ten ni4t bsiUObnte, erfoIStsu bic 8es
Acknowledgment. Paplt SEQ XIII. bate
ben upOitolii4en Se9eu, ietn Bib nit ets
genbGnOiger llnteri9rift unb cine 9rOBe
fiIberne Wtebaiue iiberianot. Ser @rSbt:
i6of uno baS 0Omtapitst erI3ienen pers
iDuli6. OaS Grisrii9e 0omtupiteI iber.
ian6te cine IOreie, peI3e Der Ser Dom:
propit Or. S9euff9en itberbra3te. Tim
IL ll5r eri9ten Der 9err Re9ierun9ssP ras
fibent D. Gpbop in Be9leitung bes 9errn
Resieruu9ss uno S9uIsR atbes 81. S6Oes
men unb aberbra9te I'M 2luftruse or. Ras
ieftdt ben &otben AbEersS rben III. 6lahe
NIT gi3enIGub unO Der 3abl 60. Die
fdmmtIi3eH beuti9eu Bii6Ofe ba6en berg:
li9e @Iitpuni4s S3reiben al ben bo6s
9errn Sert3tet, ebenio aud
Rar6inaI 8auIus MeI3ers, @bt Waurus
aus @maus uub 6eISbii6Of @ruf8a in
BisH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24

ssbt elm lang persebIi9 sebestsr 8unid
6ss ct. &upbaeIs : Sereins uub pom mir
ipeatsu wte t9 benielben BEL meiner Gins
peienbeit bort nit ibnsn beipro9sn babe,
in @rfiuun9. Sd boffe, baB Der i4One
Plur, na6bem er nit 10 GROCER ges
seiiteruns auf9enommen wOrben 1T, in
better @eiie sur gbre Der beuti3en Satbos
Iiteu Imerita's unb sum SeiIe Der Gtns
wanbsrer fi9 permirtlt9en weroe.
@eitatten mir baber Gp. So6pirben,
S6uen ais S~orlitenber isner Seriammluns
unb Su9Ietd anen Mit8Iieoern berielben
meinen berSIi6en Oant fir bic bereitptui9e
SbeiInubme oil Der Sadie Der @inwanberer
ausSuipre3en.
Sd bin NIT porSisIi6er So3a9tuns
@u. 9o3piroen
Gr9ebeniter
g. g. SabensIp,
@eneraIletretdr Ses ct: &upbaeIss
Sereius unb MitsIieb bes prsuB.
6auies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24

Council pon 1881 nur nod elm S6atten.
Ober suei, ibris 1T. Die &aufleute baben
has Ssft in Der 9unb unb ie perben es
pobl uerteben, bas POM 8aun Der linton
erlOfte Saumwoleuseiddft pom Nem Orr
!eans gu ieiuer friberen BIatbs suridbu=
fibrep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24
&irGfi6e gleuiseettew.
III It D.
Gr5biOcefeS Ca SranctSco.

Gr5biOcefe Ga Srunctsco.
Qm Suuutag, ben 1. Mui, sinsen IS
&inber in Santa 5toia, mo Der bo5w. P.
@ilbslm an9eiteut lift, our eriien III. @ounz
munion. - Die WaisNnbadt pirb berrs
lid ~be9ansen, ba es ni6t am 9lumerz
i6muf nod al Der 2tebs our .Waisnt6nis
gin" febIt. - Der bo9p. P. @iIbelm
wirb sessn anfuns SUM- Gan Diego, Sos
angeles, Santa @ruj &c. belu3eu. Seine
@eiunbbeit beiiert ii9 bebeutenO. - Su Der
0a9t pom 9. auf ben 10. Niai bat Elm
i9Iimmer, iebr ~ieIteuer Troit bic 6Offnuns
gen auf bic Weiuernte persitsIt. Set elmer
Wo6e mar es talt genug, etuen lsberrod
neben benz 6suer gu trasen.
Oi6eeie Dubuque.
Suf @cifs Sill, in benz iabli9en Gbsil
Der Staot Dubuque, wir6 cine neae @es
meinbe gesritnbet uub balo NIT benz 8au
zines neuen 9pttesbauiss b~esounen. 400
fatbolti9e Samilien - faum glaubli9 -
loueu auf benz Si9el wobnen. Gep. S5os
sartbp, btsber in 9arpers Terrp, iOa Der
ieNtH Veu'eHlut UulIIt9tH.
OiOceie Oapenport,
Ser bodu. 6. 3. Muacn, Gifitsnss
p~rieiter an ber ct. &nlbroiius: Stride su
Oes Roines, lit gum Gtettor in Mtount
apr. &tnssolb Co., eruannt porSen.
SoGm. Sr. Sunnion In Oes Woines wirb
benz bo9w. 9rn. Slapiu an ct. Imbros
itus Iusbilfe ~leiiten.
Der bpdw. SER Srtb Bat BEN gurma
bsrsisen S9peltern In Scout fein Saus
nebt baSu seb0rtsen @ruubitideu i'm @es
iammtwertbe bon CO. $1,000 gu Solpitalz
Sweten sei9entt.
Oi6cfe Oetrott.
Scr buGm'ite Siidof 6. $. 8urgeb
bat benz iunseu ct. Sransistuss Seminar
in Ronroe feline wsrtbuole, aus 1000
Bdnben beitebenbe gibltotbet, in welder
ii9 iebr ieltene Werfe unS Bidder befinben,
srobmatbis gum @si6ent sema8t.
Die @ciilidcn bss Dseanatss &aIa.
masco BADEN, luut rStimme b. @abrb.",
GeiOlutioren angenommen, in peIden bic
Ibbantuns bss bo9w';ten Srn. SiI6ofs
@aspar Seinrtb Borseb ttef pebauert rpir6.
@lei6seitig baben ie hem gil9of cine
@brensabe pon $1,000 iiberrsi1t.
Di6cefe GIepeIanb.
Sn Der SiDteie GIepelano perbsn nd9s
tcnS Srei neue SduI9duier sebaut. Sas
erite uon Der ct. Sobanness9 emetn6e Su
OslpbOs (utrb cuf $40, 900 su fteben toms
men) Elm dnberes pom Der ct. 0inceu,s
@eipsinoe in afroE; bas brittle DON Der
ct. Marten:@ emeinbe 81 2orain.
Ser bu6p'ite Siidoi Gilmuur bat i'm
gtntlans nit ben geitimmunsen bss Hi.
Bleuars@ onciIs Don Baltimore elm neues
S6uIsGesIement e~rIaien, pel9es am 80.
b. so. In &raft tritt. Ser Sberbirt iast
bapon: Die Seitimmun9en besieIben iinb
i9arf unb padsnb; u Nrbsit, Offer unb
@ebulb tSnnen ibuen @rfols psriGaffen.
Die erfol9rei3e @rSiebuns uniersr Sussub
ueroient ieoo3 ben srOBten gifer unb bic
sr0Bte ~Nnitrensuns. 0ie 8utunit bGust
bon benz Rinbe ab. Die S9ule lit bas
Sers ber 9emeinbe. gsiben muB Der
Yrieiter bic sebibrenbe &ufmertiamfsit
uno Ebdtigteit suwenben. Die neue Sons
i"titutiOn idafit cine S9ulbsb6rOs fir bic
e~in5elnen Bestrte. 80. 4u9 fiir Snipectos
rem unO g%raminatOren 1T seiorst pOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24
aateottf&er @trden . salenOer.
@er mid Iiebt, baGt meine @ebOte. SOb.l5
&IaaeIteo pcs DeutI@cn S1n:
baacIS III &lmcrtfa, Der 0cuti6
su fctn, fur cine S@amSc
halt.

Sd bin elm 0eutIher, lieber 8ott,
Tb bub CS uidt perl1uloet;
Ilno muu6en !Nobn mo manden Spott
Sab i6 oarOb erouloet.
8efra;n:
Yankee doodle dOOdledci
Yankee doodle dandy,
8 mar i6 bod d OGntpbop!
Yankee doodle dandy.
Drum mer;' id allies Seuti6e aus
llnO mero' ein ehter 2)dntp,
Berleuque 6eimatb, 8aterbaus,
Statt Trdn; nenn ib mid TrGntte.
8efrdin: Yankee doodle .
Sommt mir Elm 0euti6er ms 8erei9,
Cd fraa: What do you want, Sir2
Ino ipri6t er beuti6, 10 lag i'd 9Iet4:
| do not understand, sir.
Refrain: Yankee doodle. .
Gin GrGiiOent ME unler 0olt
Roun ME Elm GeItI9er peroeu,
Ilno ein gmeritauersS BOLT
@ibt's meiter ui6t ouf @roen,
Refroin: Yankee doodle. -.
Den @lauben bang i'd ou Elm Brett,
1lno werbe Qogenbrlber,
Tlno preu bic 2eute I'm bic gSett,
60 tomm' ib au6 ans Nuoer.
Refrain: Yankee doodle. -.
Sab id Die Qeut' oenug 9epreut
Iln0 @elb oui 3iuien iteben;
Damn leb' ib luIttg III Die Welt,
9ta9'S S6aiieu floten 9eben.
Refrain: Yankee doodle.
Sd beirot6 eirte QGop oomn
Stptl nit Odnfpmtenen
Damn neunen lie mid @%entIetn1rt
m.LA TN,,4Lx.o -, ,,,aGr ,tNA (Nr,ttNkf
Refrain Yankee dOOdle....
8rinot Babies bnnu mein @eib ms 9auS,
Sie lap i'd gar nt6t tarren,
CUR Yublifidul Subr ell, cSobr aus,
QoB i'd iie oeb>n ur0 laufen.
SeTrait Yankee dOOdle....
Webr &in6er rail- i6 ui6t als smei,
92ie's bier III Gano ieBt Wooe;
9as 2lnoere lit mir %etlterlet;
8aS tOot, 9ebOrt benz &ooe.
3efraiu Yankee dOOdle....
Setu Sinh bari mir our Stride geb'n,
Sm 6aus Rie oeutId mir Ipreden;
lIno ioute Sins iid'S unteriteben
Gem thurs @entd t6 breden.
Refrain Yankee doodle -.
You'll bet! Die 1perOen Ollie smart
Iluo Stods Amerttoner,
6eiu BiSdelt bleibt pom Oeltl6 der Nrt
AlS lQiti0er Grn1abner.
Refraiu: Yankee doodle. .
Damn treble i6 AUDI EoItttt
nno battle 4Sfero nnD No9elt,
8aun feblt mir peiter ui9tS gum Slid
glS Elm ~oeiuuOer Wta9en.
Refralu Yankee doodle. .
llnb tommtS gum Sterben NAL NIT mir
9Gun ia! bdS mulleu Aue.;
Damn trint i'd nod elm gut @lGS Bier,
@6' i0 bltunter Dalle.
Reirain: Yankee dOOdle....
&n cine Sole 9laub' i'd ni6t
Sebt oils Nmeritouer,
Bi5 i'd trie9' Eoo09rd uno 9i6t,
Damn wero' i6 Quritauer.
&eIrain: Yankee doodle. q.
8eim Sob IoQ man 6c9raben mid,
g8ie's Ii6 iir mid %gejtemet,
&lS Scr. 6rantte Smartert6
Sn 3ettun9en 9%erilbnet.
RefrQin Yankee doodle -.
Die 2o9eubriiber ioDen Oonu
Utit Wtuiit mitmorl6tereu,
Wtt S6urSfeH porn uno bInten bran,
Die OGnfies mittIti6tereu.
9teiruin Yankee doodle. &.
9o6 adj! mir iGQt'5 ;ulsbt nod ein,
&ie germ bait ids per9eIIen.
Sd bin mn OutdmQu'S SIetb uno geIn,
Nenn mid bic gSitrmer %irelleIl.
Reirain Yankee doodle. 49,.
n. b. Stropbe 1, 3, 4 iinb pon VI. Oerte
bic iibri9en Don oetnrl6 Don Salertbal.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

70 . reporter Of the kalamazoo
Mich, Telegraph, DR., Franchise, lii,
woii known veterinary surgeon, said
IN the spring Of 1883, while haudiiua
some carbOlic acid which / was abDuU
to Use for some pupOse in the prac,
ticr Of my profession, / arciientlll
spilled some oft on my left leg be.
tween the ankle and the knee. Well
ar. ! DIDN'T think Of It's being ary
very severe injury nj the time.
though il made quite u paiufaI
wound; but I had u terrible time
with that leg. On the place where
it was burned with the acid there
came Il running sore which never
left me for three years, and which
might have been there get If had4'l
used =, ). 5. 1t discharged u serum
Ike matter and WAS very painful at
times. 1t was Il great Inconvenience
10 me IN my business, for a man to be
II successful veterinary surgeon must
be both active and muscular. Well,
II was queer, but | conIdn't find any
thing that would cure that sore. |
submitted to the treatment Of a num-
Der Of physicians in turn, and tried
various remedies, both standard and
empirical, in which | had considera-
bic confidence. But | got no better.
After suffering great pain aud pecu-
mary loss for three years, | conclud-
ed to try it myself. | tell you ] was
rather discouraged, but last spring |
began taking 5. S. s., and felt better
right of. After using six bottles,
averaging u bottle every seven or
eight days, | was cured up. That
leg was all right, and it has never
bothered me a bit since. / am kind
of mashed on that medicine, but |
have good reasons to be. ] can't say
too much for it, add almost believe it
would cure anything. / have heard
a great deal of what is has done, but
you see this instance of which ] have
told you was q cure OF which | had
personal and positive knowledge.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12
Rhermntism & Neuralgia snrea,aen Day.

Rheumatism 4 Neuralgia snres ~ 2 Days
The Indiana Chemical Co, have dis
~cOve0ed a compound which acts with
truly marvellous rapiditv III the cure
OF rheumatism and Neuralgia. We
guarantee ii TO cure any case Of acute
lnhanImatory rheumatism and Neu-
raigia in Z DAYS, and to give imlueli-
ate relief in chronic eases and effect a
speedy cure. On receipt OF 30 cents
in 2-cent stamps, we Will send to any
address the prescription for this Won
derful compound, which can be filed
by your home druggist at small cost.
We take this means of givingour dis
coVeIy to the public instead Of putting
it out as a patent medicine, it being
much less expensive, We will gladly
refund money if satisfaction is not
given, The INDIANA CHEMICAL Co.
Crawfnrdsville, Ind.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

~a.niuE : more ihip0rtan; IA stoel
raising than 10 keep the animal,
rpoWing all the time from the very
beginning. The most successful
,seeders of horses, cattle, sheep OF
swine, know from experience tAal
although they may possess the breed
ing animals, they will not oe sue
eoasful in producing stock ii con-
,.uuous growth Of the young animal
Is rot kept up, And this requires
constant study, attention and care
.u the part Of the owner or other
rarsou in charge. The business must
he studied in detail, and the farmer
must make the care Of his animals n
.teady, constant business, neglect
ing nothing. rs expressed by J con-
temporary, in order To begin in time
with this Indispensable adjunct OF
.octes@. the brood mares. COWS, ewes
and @owa should be most carefully
ana suitably fed while with young
sbd ,a soon as the young animal.
make their appearance, they should
Ll ta,,cg TIE very best care Of; and
1ha dams, in all instances, should be
sgjtaoly fed while sucking, and when
the young ones are Mraned they
'..,.rl mt want far food mr. drink a |
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

CONSUMPTION z

An old physician, retired from act.
i've practice having had placed in his
hands by an East India Missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarIh. Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, after having thor
oughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, feels it
his duty to make it known to his SUI.
fellows. The recipe sent FREE,
to all who may desire it, with fail di-
rections for preparing and successful
iy using. Address, naming this pa
per, Dr.. NJ. f. CAss,
30 Grand St, Jersey City Nj.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12
&c. r. n. TIME z
MISS. \ TENN. RAILROAD,
Notice.

If you want to have your clothes
cleaned, dyed and pressed call on A.
j.. Branch, who can fix them up in
the best style, remove all the grease,
dirt and stain, and make them AZ
good as new. Prices reasonable.
Leave orders at g.. G. Leonard's. It'll
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

Don't forget; you can get ANY paper
published in the United State at
greatly reduced rates by ordering the
anne through us, and in clubbing
with the GAZETTE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

lralils OF the NJ. 3. d A. Rail Road
wait on trains Of the /. {. Rail Road
when delayed, insuring connections.
IicEets on sale at all coupons points
to Memphis and Arkansas and Texas
points. JAS. $. DAvANT,
w. J. DUNAVANT, Gen. Pass. Agt
Superintendent.
Il, C.. ICAKE. In. Vice President
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will be a special meeting Of the Stoc
holders of the Fort Worth and Denver {.
Railway Company, held at the city of F.
Worth, Tex, on the 22d day of June 1885,. at &
COmpany's Office IN said city, commencing al
O'Clock on said day, for the transaction OF 81
business as my come before It, including
proposition to ratify the contract dated the Isl
day of February, 1887 and the suppleme-
thereto, between this company and the Denv5
Texas and Gulf RAILROAD Ompany and O.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth Railroad Cor
pany in relation to the construction and Oper
atfon of said railroads in a common intera
and management ;fand for authorizing an il
crease of the authorized capt.
stock of tnfs company S2O,OOj.G
making a total authorized CAPITA
S30,0O0,O00, and authoriz ng an exchange g.
stock for the purpose of carrying out the p,
Visions and purpose of said contract, and &c
the purpose of taking such steps as the StOc
holders maya wise In order to secure the cor
'u uctiOn or construction and operation of sl
railroads from Fort Worth to Denver in a cor
mon interest and mana ement.
The Transfer Books of the company will clos
on Wednesday, April %, at 3 O'Clock D. m, 81
Will reopen Saturday, June %, at 10 o'clo.
q. NJ
A meeting of the Board of Directors will /.
held at the Office of the company in Fort Wort
Tex, on Tuesday, June 2lst, at il am
W. a. Ross, SeCretary
Fort Worth, Tex. April u, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

leaders. In brief, one paragraph was
general in its application, and reflected
the editorial views; the other local, and
vas intended as comment on the tenn
per of others. The Day is conserVss
tive; it has taken its position on the issue
of this campaign, BUT proposes in
It's own conduct to treat all
sides with fairness, and especially
to deprecate whatever may tend TO
weaken the unity of the Democratic
party of Texas in the future. There are
zealots on both sides, whose impetuosity
needs restraint by the more conservative
element. But in the main it can hardly
be denied thai the prohibition campaign
has thus far been conducted so as to ex,
Clude all eXtraneOus irritation and cOnfine
it TO the simple question at issue. We
deprecate any attempt from any source to
make the campaign religious ,or political,
and above all TO assume that the Demo-
cratic party was go idlotic as to submit
one of its own cherished principles for
discussion and decision, as a kind of
Trojan horse to destroy itself by internal
dIssensiOns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

THE following from THE GAZETTE is about
as neatly balanced on the top rail of the fence
as anything we have yet seen since the prohi-
billion campaign opened:
Men will vote as they please, generally; but
if crowded too far will vote the other way.
This is a valuable hint to both the Prohibit
tionists and anti Prohibitionists.-LWa Ex-
aminer.
On the fence or off of it, our Waco con-
temporary must concede the hint of value
and the counsel implied in it good and
timely. On each side are uncompromis-
ing advocates who, being Jealous or
fanatical themselves, are impatient of the
dispassionate consideration being given
this question by others. No election was
ever held in Texas in which the mistakes
of either party to it were so potent for
good to the other.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

THERE is nothing like having running
start in the race, and the campaign liars
are getting in their work early in the sea
son. The last item furnished the Repub-
lican papers is so preposterous as to seem
incredible even for those who cherish this
kind of literature The story as pub
lished is that negro, condemned to the
penitentiary for ten years, was offered
three hours start and his liberty If he es-
capped from bloodhounds set upon his track.
The scene of this fiction is laid at Friar's
Point, Miss, supposed to be in the United
States, and having courts whose officers
are sworn to see the law executed. Such
wavings of the bloody shirt will not Gre
ate a breeze sufficient to watt either
Blaine or Sherman to the White House.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

dent. The southern vote was given
cheerfully and intelligently and would
have been given just as cheerfully to any
other man, if the Democratic nominee.
But the southern people feel they are "a
part of the Union and it will give them
qualification to have the chief magistrate
of the nation make practical recogni-
ton of the fact by such visit. 1t will
be pleasant to the President, socially and
politically, and benefit the south as well,
for it will inevitably attract increased
attention to this section. Southern
spirit, aspirations, resources and possi-
bilities will come under consideration and
investigation, and such test cannot but
be helpful to the south and beneficial to
the whole country. The GAZETTE is very
glad the President has made up his mind
m come
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18
BUY A HOME NOW.
to come

Of the present marked boom in real
estate the Bonham News speaks sensibly
and Utilities the occasion to prefer some
good advice to all: "There is tide in
all things-an ebb and q flow. Nothing
is more marked than the present rising of
the tide in real estate. So long as there
were United States bonds to invest in, The
great capital flowed in that channel. Now
| that these securities are growing smaller,
and the time of redemption of those out
standing is drawing near, they are no
longer sought. The rate of interest on
money gradually getting lower, it opens
else, and real estate being of that nature
that it can not take wings and fly away or
be destroyed by flames, it offers the best
inducement for the capitalist to invest
his surplus, hence, we find continuous
rise, aud rapid one, in real estate Of all
kinds, and this is liable to continue until
it goes to fabulous price, and individu-
ais who desire to secure homes for them
selves should do so at once, as the time
is fast approaching when it will require q
large sum of money to secure even
small home; especially is this the case in
this part Of the country. Our fine, rich
land that five or six years ago could be
purchased at from SIS to Sc per
acre, is now worth from SIS to $40
per acre, and within another two
years, none of the good lands of this
county can be purchased for less than
from $50 to 800 per acre. We
would therefore, advise every one
who desires home to secure it at once"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18

THE Albany Sun is advocating pecan
culture in Shackelford county, and these
are some of the statements made in favor
of such policy:
Pecan culture In Shackelford will beat orange
culture In Florida.
Plant pecans in the hooks and corners of
your farm and in five years time they will bear
two or three bushels to the tree.
Five years after pecan tree is planted 1t will
bear from two to three bushels of nuts that VIII
sell readily t 81 PEI bushel in the home mar
ket The next year the tree Will bear a greater
number of bushels. There's money in pecan
culture.
Pecan trees need little or no cultivation in
this country, and it is matter of surprise that
so few have been planted. And yet pecans in
Texas pay better than oranges in Florida. Plant
a bushel or 50 this year in the waste places on
your farm. There's big money in 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-18
Blythe Late Col. E.Z c. JldSOD.
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A life-like and powerful picture Of the
romantic era in the history of Texas forty
years ago, this mastery story of love and
adventure deals with the chivalrous side
of Indian life, the magnificent daring Of
the famous Texan Rangers, the patri-
archal and hospitable manners of the race
of opulent Southern planters, and con-
dition of affairs on the border which has
now become historical and which affords
magnificent scope to the pen of the novel
ist. From first to last the reader is
treated to q rapidly moving panorama of
startling events and situations which
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